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Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1887-11-19

In a collision between freight ears
ana stock train near Glyndon,
Mlnn., five laborers were killed.
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AN OPPORTUNITY TO =
SAVE MONEY /!
By securing some of the
GREAT BARGAINS
IN
STOVES & RANGES

We have inst received carload of Heat
ing and Cooking Stoves and Ranges. All
sizes and designs, which we will sell at
prices never heard of in this city. Our
new elegant Parlor Heater, single and
double, is work of art never before APP
preached. In the line of Cooking Stoves
and Ranges, we have the cheapest and
best operating stoves in the market. Each
stove sent out by us is warranted to give
satisfaction. Call and get our prices and
compare with others and you will be con-
WINGED that we are the cheapest. Now is
the time to purchase, as these stoves will
not remain long at the prices we are Of
fering them The New Stove House,
Race St., under Feller's Hall.
CONNORS u SECKMAN.
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anced by the church, is conceived
silsshell and born OF the devil" Even
III true church doctrine, every code OF
ethics and gospel law lays down the
principles that God created us all
and that no one is responsible for
the condition of birth.
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EXTREMES OF AUTHORITY.

EA1 hEMES Of AUIHOhlI a.
In the prosecution and con,lemna-
ton of the Anarchists and their
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Political Pointers.

THE Mugwump Boston Herald
dosen't expect TO see any presiden-
tial candidates of dark horse com
plexion in next years contest.
SOME of the Ohio Democrats man
ayers are keeping an eye on Ex- Con
gresham Converse least he may
blossom out iuto agubernatoral cam
didate.
THE control of the State Renevo.
lent Boards in Indiana is causing a
quarrel among the Democrats and
much enjoyment among the Repub-
licans of that state.
THE closeness of the vote in West
Virginia makes both parties eager
to consolidate their organizations
and heal whatever divisions resulted
from the recent senatorial contest.
DEMOCRATIC Congressman Spring
er thinks that Senator Sherman may
get the Illinois delegation if he ac-
quits himself well during his visit to
to the legislature of that state this
week.
THE fact that Kentuckys state debt
has steadily increased, while all the
state institution have been steadily
running down, is The point which
the Republicans will press home
upon the people in the present cam
paign.
THE Providence Journal helped
to elect the Democratic ticket in
the recent election in that state on
the ground that the Republicans
were controlled by boss, but it is
compelled already to warm the
Democrats against the same evil.
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will be left of the great agitator of
to-day will be few lines in q bio
graphical dictionary. No priest of
to-day will for a moment rival in
New York the great Savanarola of
Florence. The great historic church
which seven centuries ago caused
the naughty Philip Augustus of
France, despot as he was, to ac.
knowledge the sacredness of private
property in land will know how to
deal with its forward children of the
hour.
ut is fragrant abuse of language
to call the pending question a polit-
ical question--it is great moral
and social question. When ones
house is threatened with fire it is
scarcely a political question to devise
means to protect and save it."
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AFamous ST. Bernard Dead.

MELRosE, MASS, May 30.-The
ten thousand dollar ST. Bernard dog,
owned by j. w. Moore, died this
morning after an illness of two or
three days.-This dog was the lar
gest and most valuable dog of it's
kind in the country, if not the lar
gest in the world. He was import
ed by Mr.. Moore from England in
1886 and was about four years old.
He measured "a inches across the
shoulders and weighed over 200
lbs.-He had taken fifteen first-class
gold prizes in England, and since
his importation has taken about
twenty frst-class prizes in this coun-
try, taking the first prize at every
dog show where he has been exhib-
tied. Mr.. Moore was offered $10,-
for him, but refused to sell him.
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GONE TO PITTsBURa.-Mr. Grant
Darby, for many years connected with
the mill of Mr.. Alex Parks, Jr,, of this
city, In the capacity of book-keeper.
left for Pittsburgh, on Monday night to
accept position as book keeper with
Velte u Mcdonald, who are engaged in
the iron manufacturing business, Grant
is thoroughly competent to hold his
position, having received careful train
ing from Mr., Parks, who is considered
one Of the best book-keepers in the
State. He is sober, industrious and
friendly gentleman, and while we feel
sorry to see him leave his old home, yet
we hope fortune may attend him in the
city of smoke and noise.
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Wonderful Cures.

w. ID. Hoyt g. Co., Wholesale and Re-
tail Druggists of Rome, Ga, says: We
covery, Electric Bitters and Bucklen's
Arrica Salve for two years. Have never
handled remedi les that sell as vel, or give
such universal satisfaction, There have
been some wonderful cures effected by
these medicines in this city. Several cases
of pronounced Consumption have been
entirely cured by use Of few bottles
of DIR. Kings New Discovery, taken in
connection with Electric Bitters. We
guarantee them always. Sold by f. G..
Williams Jr., IL Bro, Druggists, Martins
burg, w. va. Mar. 26.1y.
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BROAD LANE.

Whit Monday was observed by
many of our neighbors, who resort
ed to the Potomac and spent the
day in fishing. Others spent the
day in carousal, in reveling and in
gratifying of worldly desires. If
this is celebrating the day of Pente-
cost, know not what mockery is.
A few days ago while Mr.. o. B.
Sperow was taking the roof off his
mansion, relic of the war, in the
shape of ''minnyD ball, was found
between the lath and rafter. Evil
IDENTIFY the ball had been shot from
the opposite side of the river, a dis
lance of over 500 yards.
The Harmony Sunday School con-
templates holding children's day
service at an early date. The en-
entertainment should secure a large
attendance.
There will be communion services
at Harmony Sunday a week, in the
morning and also at Little George.
town in the afternoon.
Cherries and peaches will be com
paritively scarce in this neighbor-
hood.
1t is rumored that Mr.. Palmer, of
Md, and Miss Mary Smith, of this
village were married on last Mon
day. ARoTURUs:
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CORRESPONDENCE.
NEWS OF THE COUNTY.
HEDGEsvILLE.

Among the recent arrivals are !:
Mrs. Kate Stuckey. Ohio; Miss
Powell, Wheeling Mrs. Jennie La
fever and sister, Bunker Hill DIR.
Smoke and family, White Hall.
Childrens' Day at the NJ. E.
Church, South, on Sunday last, was
largely attended, and the exercises
both appropriate and instructive.
Mr.. Vinton Ronk, brakeman on
the B. & 0. r. r., was killed at
North Mountain, on Monday last,
while endeavoring to board a freight
train running at rapid rate of
speed: his remains being inferred in
Hedgesville cemetery with Masonic
ceremonies on Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. Slyer and daughter, of Wash
ington, are visiting in this village,
the guests of Mrs. Maggie Eversole.
The Strawberry Festival, under
the auspices of the ladies of the
Protestant Episcopal Church, will
continue from Thursday to Saturday
eve, inclusive of the present week.
Mrs. Addie Mitchell and son took
their departure on the Cd inst. for
Baltimore City and County.
1t is rumored that Mr.. j. I'll. Mil
Ter has disposed of his stock of mer-
chandise, at Bunker Hill, and that
Mr.. Fisher, of Cacapon, is the pur-
chaser, who will in the future con-
tinue the business at that point.
Rev. Francis LEVEL, of Baltimore,
is in our midst, the guest of his
father.
The colored people of this vicinity
held an ice cream and strawberry
festival at their church on Monday
and Tuesday eve last.
Aunt Susan Pulpus, an old and
respected colored woman of this
place, departed this life. short time
since, and her familiar face and in
teresting "reminiscences of the long
ago, leaves void not easily filled.
REPORTER.
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JOHNNIE BLONDELL, our artist tin
ner, went fishing to Falling Waters on
Monday. Besides hooks and lines he
carried Winchester repeating rifle.
When he came home, he bore four or
five mutilated fish, and triumphantly
exclaimed to Mr.. Ed Maxwell II
shot them yes did and / tell you it
was the most wonderful thing ever done
In the shooting line. The bullets not
only knocked off the heads of the fish,
but they also went through their inter
Tors completely cleaning them and max
ing them ready for frying" A small
boy who was out in that neighborhood
where the fisherman was located said
that John purchased the bass and suck
ers and then placed them on post and
used them as targets. No wonder there
was but few fins and scales left to
show that the objects he was carrying
home in the gathering gloom Of twi-
light, were fish
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Republicans Gains.

RICHMOND. May q SPECIAL. l.
Elections for county officers were
held in Virginia yesterday. The
press of the state gives but little
idea of the result, and while there
were no strict party lines drawn in
many places yet the outcome has
been victory to the Republican
party and its candidates where the
issue was made. In many countries
colored citizens voted with the
Democrats and the Republican party
gained many white votes. The Re-
Publicans, who went on independent
tickets to secure Democratic votes
were generally defeated. In Nor
folk county the Republican ticket
was elected by large majority over
the fusion ticket. Asbury, color
ed man, was elected commemorative
attorney. This is the first time a
colored man has been elected to the
position in the state.
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W. c. T. U.
FOURTH ANNUAL STATE CONVENTION.

The Fourth Annual Convention
of Woman's Christian Temperance
Union of West Virginia, will be held
at Fairmont, Tuesday and Wednes-
day June IA, Is, 1887.
With the Amendment Campaign
coming on in which the w. G. L. u.
will be active, as usual in such con-
tests, this will be the most impor-
tant session ever held in the State.
DR.. Hattie b. Jones of Wheeling
will deliver a lecture on Hygiene
and Heredity at Fairmont, on Mon
day evening, preceding the Conven-
ton.
Tuesday evening June IA, will be
devoted to a Workers. Conference
with ten minute speeches of West
Virginia and from other States.
Mrs. G. B. Buell., National Cor.
Sec, will be present TO assist in
the work of the body, and will de-
liver an address to the public on
Wednesday evening, June 18th.
Besides Mrs Buell. and Miss Jones
among the able speakers on the
program, are Senator w. T. Wiley,
Gen. L. M. Harris, Jno. l.. Thomas
of Maryland, Geo. w. Atkinson,
Mrs. s. III. Martin Of Baltimore,
Rev. j. o. Thompson and others.
Railroad give excursion rates to
all who VIII attend.
The Fairmont ladies are prepar-
ing to give to the large Convention
royal welcome.
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THE NJ. c. Band visited the tombs OF

THE M. G. Band visited the tombs OF
Harry Doll and Tom Largeant, in
Green Hill Cemetery Monday evening.
and played a sad requiem to their mem
ory. Their graves were covered with
pretty flowers, and manga tear coursed
down the cheeks of friends and rela-.
lives, as they remembered the noble.
generous characters of these beloved
young men. Harry's laugh is hushed
Toms boyish happiness is DER but to
those left behind, memory will ever
bring fond thoughts of them.
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A VALUABLE FARM SOLD. MIR.
John w. Criswell, of Baltimore, has
purchased of Mr.. Joseph Criswell, re-
siding in Falling Waters District, the
fine farm known as "Towson.n The
farm contains 1853 acres and brought
$40 per acre. 1t is located on the banks
of the Potomac river, and Is considered
one OF the best farms ia Berkeley coun-
ty. Friend Criswell is determined to
keep up bis interest inuOld Berkeley. -
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Pen Pointers.

Mrs. Henry Wa,d Beecher Is in
feeble health.
An attempt was made to assassin
ate the Sultan of Tarkey.
Fire in the Opera Comique, Paris,
DESTROYED nineteen lives.
Charles Peakes, of Columbus, o.,
was fatally shot by burglars.
A steamer with 50 persons.aboard
was lost during the cyclone at Cal
cutta.
About 1000 natural gas stoves re-
lieve Fosoria, O., wives from build
ing fires.
Gen. b. f. Batter denies that he
is asking favoSs Of the Cleveland
administration.
Hong Yen Chang, Chinese gen
tleman, will be admitted 10 practice
at the New York bar.
Efforts have again been made to-
lh0uSC Vic AtSi0Cnt w udli " SGc~
sion of Congress in October.
The Brush Company will furnish
New York with electric lights at 2S
cents each per night.
During she past year over Slss,-
100000 worth of five cent cigars
were consumed in the gnited States.
Sixty thousand Sunday school
children and $500 knights of the
Golden Eagle paraded in Brooklyn.
Evictions in Ireland areatteaded
by exci5ing scenes. Severe fighting
aud even bloodshed is possible.
The President and his wife left
Washington Thursday afternoon for
the Adirondacks to fish for ten days.
The children of August Martin
set fire to his house at Lawrence,
KS, and the baby, one year old, was
burned TO death.
Count Magrie and wife, the latter
better known as Mrs. Gen. Tom
Thum, arrived in New York Friday
from Bremen.
The firm of McJohnston g. Co,
greensboro, KY, have discovered
that they have been Systematically
robbed of $4,000.
For the past nine months of the
current fiscal year our imports have
increased $38,000,000, and our ex-
ports $62, 100000.
1t is reaffirmed that Gov Hill will
not be candidate for presidential
nomination in opposition to Presi-
dent Cleveland.
Considerable opposition is express.
ed by prominent Virginia democrats
in regard to the proposed State con-
vention of that party.
The bodies of GOO Chinese will be
disinterred at San Francisco this
week and shipped to China for final
interment.
Mrs. N. B. Mead, who recently
went to Minneapolis with $500 in
her pocket is now worth $4,000, all
made in real estate speculation.
A pension is claimed by an Ar
kansas woman on the ground of ner-
vous debility produced by seeing a
wounded Federal soldiers leg ampu-
tated.
A statieian has discovered that
among every 1000 bachelors there
are 38 criminals, while out of the
same number of married men only
Is are criminals.
The relatives and friends of the
late Ben Perely Poor left Washing
ton with the remains Of the dead
journalist at two o'clock Sunday
afternoon, for Boston.
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n Doa't Know What Ais Me, ]"

says many sufferer. 81 have the blues
frightful am troubled with headache
dizziness ! have lost my appetite there
is a bad taste in my mouth constantly
What is the matter with me % We will
tell you you are ''biIlious.. Get bottle
of DIR. Pierce's 'sGolden Medical Dscov-
cry" use it faithfully, and you will soon
he new man again. All druggists have
~
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An Explicit Answer Please.
NnshuiNe American { Dan.

Does Mr.. Watterson believe in
and advise that all Democrats who
believe in limited Professionalism
is tariff so adjusted as to protect
labor against reduction of wages
or who believe in federal aid for
the schools, or who believe in pro-
hibition, should cease to be Demo
ocratic and unite with the Republi-
can party?
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EASY, WHEN You KNOW IT.--A cigar.
10 anyone who guesses what this new
coat IL mst bought Of Thompson & Tab.
Ter, said smith to some friends the other
night IAN Ulsterf, mop ga Prince
Albert1' "Nor' ga Cutaway?'' sNove
"a Sack" mop ssWhat Is it theny', "a.
Bargain. 2
We buy our goods by the car load, and,
carry away our profits in vest pocket
The customer gets the biggest benefit at
THOMPSON &c TABLER's.
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The ladies Of the Presbyterian
church at Bunker Hill, will hold
strawberry and ice-cream festival,
commencing ON Thursday night and
continuing all the week. All are
cordially invitad to be present.
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THE largest dynamite blast ever
fired otfin this community, was set
fiat Baker Bros. Lime Works, on
the b. a. O. There were $50 pounds
of dynamite in The blast.
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A Touring mill in Oregon pays an
adjoining sawmill $50 day for its
sawdust, which it uses for fuel in its
big furnaces. Their fuel cost them
500 day before they found that
they could burn what most western
sawmills throw away.
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Eldridge McConkey, correspond
ing secretary of the Pennsylvania
Agricultural Society committed sui
eide at Harrisburg Monday by hang
ing. The suicide is attributed to
family trouble and illness, produc-
ing insanity.
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The Pennsylvania Supreme Court
has decided that mortgages owned
by corporations are not suject to tax
alton.
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PULL ofeyour coat and work for the
celebration on the 9TH. No time to
stand grumbling.
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LOVERS OF Island Rark, Pen-DIar
and Mont Alto are eagerly waiting for
picnic dates.
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THE small boy is beginning to won
der whether Mayor Lambert will per-
nit shooting on the Glorious.
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COLLARS and kuffees donee upee
eheapee, at Sou Lees laundry
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LooKouT ihr the silver counter
fest half dollargl
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Mr.. M. Thompson has improved
his property on w. Burke st.
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The scho oil children rest from
tLeir studies.
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The month Of roses.
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Buffalo Bill has gone to writing
for the London magazines.
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The the surest remedy for catarrh- Dr.
Sage's.
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LOCAL sIDTTINGS.
GRANT PLTzER, Local. EDITOR.

ZINE fishing. weather
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-08-29
CITY PROPERTY.
AT LOW PRICES AND ON EASY TERMS,
have for rsleth biggest BARGAINS Ito b found il b city
RESIDENCE PROPERTY

No. 16l Story and half house with barn. out
houses. well, cstern etr., and lot J0zSUi located
Twelfth street, for 500
No. 152. Nice large house Fourth avenue,
large L. two story; gooe terms; price. 81 400
No 1888. House on Eighth street, one story.
seven rooms, barn, etc; price 81 400
No l66 Good property on Aiken street; an acre
and three-quartcrs of ground on corner; two story
house with barn, etc. One-third down and bal
ance TO suit; price. .s2.31
No. 10 Two story brick mouse closets, halls,
etc, eleven rooms: located ON Second avenue:
price. ........-.. $500
No 172 Fine large three story brick house.
fourte n rooms. with bath rooms. well. cstcrn
basement and Ell cessary oaibuIldin on very
easy termsr only 81 00o down and the balance on
long time: price. S5,oJ
No. 173 nouse and one acre lot Just south Of
city i'm t., brick basement, cellar. we'll. cstern
etc; four large chicken hOu-es owner making
oney IN th" poultry business but must sell on
account of i'll health; good stable, trees. etc. on
the pl c.; S'10 down, balance easy; price, ponl
ry lnclhdr u .an
No 176, Two story house, ISxe6 with kitchen
l6xi6; rees' nice garden, well, sheds, etc 500
down. balance to suit. .-...........--....SI $, 600
No. l17. Good house and lot in Moline on Rod
m avcnne; two stery frame house with kitchen
two good cellars. easy terms. 21,4 o
No. lTS. Story and half house, 2X9i. with
kitchen l2Xl6 house has six rooms closets, etc,
co sheds, wood sheds, etc. cVcry thing in good
condition; price. 10 -...-..-............ si.01
No 77g. Nire gothic residence with eight iaIge
rooms, with c o-cIs, pantry. etc. well CisterH
etc, barn. good fences, lot and a half, $50 feet
deep, everything in good condition. cost o. 20
owner will sell for 81 80 easy terms, one OF the
best bargains in the city
No. 1s1. Two story brick house with one Of the
incest acre lois in this vicinity; summer kitchen,
bay windows and veranda fine large shade trees
good lawn. fruit trees, excellent barn, cost $50
house aioAe cost "a 600 This is fine bargain
for any one want NJ nice home for a moderate
ntlay; ev,rything il in first tcsss condition. new
fences, etc. Terms to suit: price .-... $3.50
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-08-29
In McMaster's Addition.

We have in this additien the best bargains in
vacant lots 10 be found in the city Large lots,
long time, easy terms, $50 To 800 down. balance
in three to five years interest only per cent; in
one years time these lots will double in value,
located as they are; only IS left.
No. 100 Two lots on Eighth avenue, near Milan
street cars; i0xl6J each; small payment down;
each .-....... $500
No. 10s. Ten lots in Chicago or Lower addition.
A bargain.
No. I0i Fonr lots in block AZ. Chicago idition.
S151 inside lots: $3.50 for corner lots. Oue-fourth
down. balance to suit
No. iu5 Lot i0xbyii0, Second avenue; Bailey
& Boyle's addition; rents ( + S1i per month. sat
isfactory terms. ..--............ g. 100
No. 1U5. Lot and the east 10 feet Of lot in
block /. MCMaster's addition; easy terms. 800
No. 10. Splendid lot on E IN strcet, between
street ca lines. cs...-..................... S120n
No. 121. Fine arye lot on Elm street. between
street car lines, G0x1gS. One.thiri cash. balance
tdeN SI4Ju
No. 122. Eice lot on Seventh avenue; fine ioca-
ton baFgdb.....,-. .-... .--..--...-..-. $3.50
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-08-29

NEw YoKK, Aug. q The man and woman
known as Mr.. ami Mrs. Avery, who commit
ted suicide at faiges hotel by taking morphia
are now learned to have besn Lee Avery Del
amateT formerly a gunner in the navy, anC
Mrs. Jennie +. Deiamater, wife of brother
of the dead man. Both came from Kingston
whence they elopei few days ago. Mrs
Delamater left two chil irsn b'hiud hel Hel
husband is a c"mprsItnr She left letta
addressed to her father, Mi Flt<e, ON leaving
Kingston, saying he wouhi never STE her alv,
n.ain.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-08-29

WASHINGTON CITY, Aug 81 of the
highest officials Of the state department made
to correspondent Friday, two very en-
phatic statements-first that no reqtIisition
for the extradition of Mc1iarigle had been
made to the department, nor hal any inquiry
from any authorized source been made indi-
eating even purpose to make such requisi-
ton; second, that he did not believe there
was any intention of making any such de-
mand. The reasons given for these assertions
were cogent aud based on past experience and
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